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Who you are actually dealing with, in the form Swedish law asks for it. If you need something here for a supplier form or a due-diligence questionnaire and it is missing, ask us and we will send it.
- Registered in
- Sweden
- Org. number
- 559593-0537
- VAT
- SE559593053701
- Updated
- 6 August 2026
The company
- Registered name
- Cryvanta AB
- Organisation number
- 559593-0537
- VAT number
- SE559593053701
- Geographic address
- Hammarbybacken 27, 120 30 Stockholm
- Registered seat (säte)
- Stockholm
- Country
- Sweden
- hello@cryvanta.io
Published under lag (2002:562) om elektronisk handel 8 § and aktiebolagslagen (2005:551) 28 kap. 5 § (implementing Directive 2000/31/EC Art. 5).
Regulation and oversight
We make no claim to hold a government licence or third-party certification. The source and company information reviewed for this page establish no authorising body or regulated-profession registration to publish. Those details would be required if either condition applied (Directive 2000/31/EC Art. 5(1)(e)–(f)).
For data protection, the supervisory authority for a Swedish company is Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten. How to reach them, and what you can complain about, is in the privacy notice.
We are not a certification body, a regulator or a law firm, and we issue no compliance guarantees. That is stated on the site wherever compliance is discussed, and it is not boilerplate — it is the actual limit of what we do.
Reporting a problem
If you have found a weakness in our own systems, our responsible disclosure policy says what to do, what we commit to, and the good-faith safe harbour that applies. Our machine-readable contact is at /.well-known/security.txt (RFC 9116).
Accessibility
The European Accessibility Act does not oblige this site: it covers named service categories rather than websites generally, and a business-to-business marketing site that does not conclude consumer contracts online is not an e-commerce service within its definition (Directive (EU) 2019/882 Art. 2(2), Art. 3(30)). We are telling you where we stand anyway, because customers ask and because the reason to build it this way was never the statute.
A source-level accessibility review was updated on 6 August 2026. These are implementation notes, not a certification:
- Contrast
- The palette defines separate foreground tokens for each theme. Pending form controls keep their normal colours rather than reducing contrast with opacity.
- Keyboard
- Navigation, links and form controls use native keyboard-operable elements. The source includes visible focus styles and a skip link.
- Structure
- Pages use a first-level page heading followed by section headings so they can be navigated by structure rather than only by scrolling.
- Motion
- Animation is decorative and never carries meaning. If your system asks for reduced motion, entrances resolve immediately and the scrolling logo strip becomes a static wall.
- Forms
- Every field has a real label, errors are announced rather than only coloured, and the result of a submission is read out without stealing focus.
One known gap, since a conformance claim without one is usually just an untested claim: the scrolling strip of customer marks on the home page starts moving on its own and only stops when you hover it. That is short of a proper pause control (WCAG 2.1 SC 2.2.2) for anyone not using a mouse. It carries no information you would miss, and it holds still for visitors whose system asks for reduced motion, but it is a gap and we would rather name it than let it sit behind a badge.
We have not had this audited by a third party or tested it with every screen reader, so we do not make a formal conformance claim. If you hit something that does not work for you, tell us and we will prioritise investigating it.
The other two documents
- Privacy notice
- What this site does with your data — the forms, the processors, what leaves the EU, and your rights.
- Terms of use
- The terms covering this website — what the content is and is not, and what governs an actual engagement.

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